

“While the children were at school, while half of the residents were at their job, they came in and swarmed us. They did not allow us to pack … they didn’t allow supporters in to help us pack.”
On an Indybay video, Bee gave a scathing critique of the city’s mayor. She then turned to face police, yelling that she hoped none of them lose their home, that “Jesus’ birthday is coming up,” noting that Christ himself was homeless.
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On these pages the People’s Tribune continues its monthly coverage of the many women leaders who are fighting in the interests of us all, for a society that cares for everyone. Call (800) 691-6888 or e-mail info@peoplestribune.org and we’ll send you copies of the paper to get out at the Women’s March. Also, please send photos and stories of your city’s march!
“It’s time to march again! On January 19, 2019, we’re going to flood the streets of Washington, D.C., and cities across the globe. The #WomensWave is coming, and we’re sweeping the world forward with us,” say march organizers. Women are at the “front of the resistance to the government, fighting to stop the assaults on our rights,” protesting “family separation actions at the U.S. border” and the “nomination of Brett Kavanaugh to the U.S. Supreme Court,” among other efforts, organizers say.
The women’s marches, beginning with the first in 2017, have seen millions of participants fighting for women’s rights—and more. Signs illustrating participants’ urgent demands for healthcare for all, for an end to deportations and family separation at the border, for clean, affordable water and a safe environment, against gun violence and police killings, are in every march. Women are leading the fight for a society that represents us all.
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